reporting live in san bernardino, brandi hitt, abc news, kendis and reena? >> before you go, do we know anything further about a motive? is this potentially isis inspire sthd can we go that far at this hour? >> that's pretty far to go according to officers. they're not ruling it out but still have a lot to investigate. was this an angry employee firing back at colleagues or more to it? we do know tashfeen malik and syed farook both fairly young were either in a relationship as far as a fiance or they were possibly married. officers don't know but know they were together. they were a couple. and officers also originally thought they were searchinging for three suspects. they said they believe now there were only two shooters and they believe both of those shooters are dead. >> brandi hitt. the police officers were saying they did detain somebody. they were questioning him but don't believe that he was one of the shooters. >>> our thanks to brandi hitt in san bernardino. of course, we're going to continue in with her a little bit later. >> the final confrontat

a-b-c's brandi hitt has the latest. nats - "?police sirens?" it ended as it began - in a hail of gunfire. four hours of terror in san bernadino? after gunmen stormed an office building people. the final confrontatio n - on a street lined with houses. a dark s-u-v riddled with bullets. a person with a gun - shot down just feet away. another dead inside. sot - chief jarrod burguan / san bernandino police department "one is m me, one is a female. both dressed in kinda assault style clothing. both armed with assault rifles. th armed with hand guns." law enforcement tracked down the s spects just two miles from the initial attack? the inland regional center. nats - "?sirens?" sot - "multiple shots that were fired, we're getting a spect last seen wearing a black ski mask, all black clothing, carrying a shotgun.n. witnesses describe a barrage of gunfire. sot - juan hernandez / witness "kinda sounded like a shooting range?" sot - "boom, boom, boom. and she was playing and all of a sudden - boom!" the people working there - called theher families. this

abc's brandi hitt is in san bernardino. brandi, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, reena and kendis. this is still a very active crime scene here. roughly 12 hours after this deadly shooting spree began, at least 14 people killed behind me in the building. just about a half mile down the street. and officers have already just announced at least the identities of both the suspect gunmen. they say these two were a young couple and they were armed with assault rifles and handguns. and investigators believe one of them was targeting his fellow employees. it ended as it began in a hail of gunfire captured on this cell four hours of terror in san bernardino after a gunman stormed an office building killing 14 people. the final confrontation on a neighborhood strt, a dark suv riddled with bullets. feet away. another dead inside. >> of the suspects that are dead is a female. they are both armed with assault rifles. they are both armed with handguns. >> reporter: abc news confirmed one of the suspects is syed farook. >> why wo

. >> brandi hitt live in san bernardino. we can hear the crews right behind her working through t clock. thank you so much. >>> the victims of the rampage were honored last night before professional sports events in southern california. >> please join us as we observe a moment of silence for those who is lost their lives. >> that moment of s silence held at the staples center in los angeles before the los angeles clippers tipped off against indiana. a moment of silence was also held befefore the anaheim ducks game in southern california, as well. cover develments from san bernardino. just ahead, how gun violence has turned into a major campaign issue. >> let's turn our focus to other headlines. britain has launched its first air strikes against isis targets in syria following a long emotional debate in the house of commons which led to the air strikes being approved. british prime minister david cameron came out in strong support of the coalition air strikes. >> these terrorists are plotting to kill us and to radicalize our

brandi hitt reports from san bernardino. " an attack -- inspired by isis. investigators now say the wife of syed farook -- tashfeen malik - pledged her allegiance to isis on social media... using an alias... minutes into the attack. fbi sot - "we are now investigating these horrific acts as an act of terrorism." the f-b-i though... says it has no evidence yet that isis directed wednesday's attack on farook's colleagues... that left 14 people dead. nats new video... from inside the killers' home -- shows it ransacked by authorities - clothes and personal items left behind... a crib -- for their six month old daughter. ((animated graphics)) they also left - some 61-hundred bombs in their garage. opened fire on authorities... from their rented s-u-v during a police chase deaths. sot - jennifer thalasinos "they were all friends with the man that did this. and he was muslim. had no idea he had become radicalized." nats - vigil thousands gathered victims. their ages ranging from 60 to just 26... daniel kaufman... was among them. sot - ryan reyes "the world will s

brandi hitt -- abc news -- los angeles. our coverage of last night's deadly crash continues on our our coverage of last night's deadly crash continues on our ktnv.com.. that's where you'll find a link to the go fund me page for the woman who was killed.. jessica valenzuela. you'll also find more reaction from people who were on the ground when the crash happened. turning now to the latest weather developments. adlib weather toss over live shot let's send it over to bryan scofield, and weather first. we will continue to see periods of thick cloud cover throughout the rest of the week. in the short term, tomorrow, which is also the first full day of winter, looks to be the warmest day of the week with highs in the upper 50s and breezy winds. wednesday and high temperatures will drop to the mid 50s on wednesday and christmas eve. we will start to feel the effects of our next major system on christmas eve, in the form of windy conditions and chances for rain. the winds will stick around for christmas day and that's when the sys

brandi hitt: "holmes received 12 consecutive life sentences." "a record broken- boston buried under snow" kendis gibson: "more than 25,000 firefighter in the u.s. battling 65 wildfires raging in the west." sot: "this is a disaster. kendis gibson: "this pristine shoreline now an oily mess." brandi hitt: "it's the biggest breakthrough yet sot: "liquid water has been found on mars." cecilia vega: "the pope touching down." nats pope: "in the land of the free." sot: i would have gone anywhere to see the pope." nats: "pray for me" jim avila: "a handshake 5 decades in the making." devin dwyer: "former house speaker dennis hastert accused of a dark past." lana zak: "guilty to a felony banking charge." sot clinton: "i have been racking my brain about what more could have been done." jonathan karl: "an 11 hour hearing" kenneth moton: "about the 2012 attacks on a us diplomatic post in benghazi." nats "aca is here to stay" stephanie ramos: "another big victory for president obama's healthcare law." sot james obergefell: "our love is equal." cecilia vega: "s

abc's brandi hitt has the latest. nats - (tonya couch arrival) tonya couch -- handcuffed -- and back on u-s soil. nats -- (shouting) // "what were you thinking tonya?!?!" the mother of the now infamous "affluenza teen"... angeles jail... on one million dollars bail... charged with "hindering the apprehension of a fugitive." sot -- stephanie patten, attorney // "put yourself in her shoes. what would you do if you're a parent who has a son who is the most hated boy in america?" after winning a delay in his deportation... ethan couch -- seen here -- was escorted to another detention center... ... in mexico city... where he'll appear before a higher immigration court. sot -- spencer mcmullen, immigration attorney // "he could be in there for a few days... or a few months." authorities believe the pair fled... after couch may have violated arguing -- he was "too spoiled" to know right from wrong. employees at the los tules resort say the pair arrived two weeks ago... ethan -- writing his home state of texas on the registra

abc's brandi hitt has the latest. nats -- (fire siren) a terrifying hit and run... on the busy las vegas strip. sot -- (no name given) sot -- antonio nasser, witness police say 24 year old lakeisha holloway veered onto the side walk... up to three times sunday night... accelerating into the crowd just outside the paris hotel and casino. sot -- sheriff joe lombardo, las vegas metropolitan police dept. 32 year old jessica valenzuela -- a wife and mother of three from arizona was killed. this go-fund-page -- set up for her family. at least 35 others were also injured... while holloway's three year old child sat inside the swerving car. several witnesses tried running along side the vehicle...to stop it. sot -- (no name given) police caught up to the driver moments later. sot -- dispatch: "do we have this driver in custody? that's affirmative. she's in custody." investigators don't of terrorism... but admit they know very little about holloway... or a possible motive sot -- sheriff joe lombardo, las vegas metropolitan police dept. the toddler in the vehicle was unharmed

abc's brandi hitt has more. nats -- (airport lines) let the holiday travel rush begin -- sot -- julie sholl, flying to california airports are packed across the country. long lines -- forming in chicago -- before 6-am. sot -- kevin oliver, traveler // "i'm still in line about a mile long... it's ridiculous." 3 sot -- anvi patel, flying to california flight!" 2 ((animated graphic)) today is the "busiest travel day on the roads and skies" this holiday season... nats -- (crowd/bag pop) and it's not off to a great start -- with one to three-hour flight delays... in new york... new jersey... and philadelphia. sot -- (no super) // "we're delayed." 1 sot -- (no super) forced to return to oakland for an emergency landing... after the plane -- suffering a mechanical problem -- circled for nearly four hours. sot -- (no super given) // "i'm glad that wasn't my plane." 2 nats -- (rain/lighting) across much of the country...severe weather is also impacting the nats -- (quick plow) with snow falling at an inch -- per hour --

brandi hitt -- abc news -- los angeles. traveling over the holidays can be "ruff". but one program hopes to relieve some of that stress with "comfort dogs". united airlines now has the "united paws" program. people can pet golden retreivers who walk the terminals in the morning and afternoon. sadly the dogs aren't here at mccarran, but you might catch them if you're headed to chicago, cleveland, denver, houston, los angeles, newark or washington-dulles. with more on how things will look here over the holidays.. let's go to meteorologist karla huelga, in for bryan this afternoon. the forecast continues on track with on and off cloud cover through tomorrow, before our its way into the area for the day tomorrow with highs in the upper 50s. thursday afternoon, the first effect we will feel from the system will be gusty winds to about 45 mph and chances for rain starting in the afternoon as well. the chance for rain will linger into christmas. mountain snow is also expected with this system. a slight cool down is in store for thursday to the mid 50s, afternoon highs will

abc's brandi hitt is in hollywood with fans who have a lot to say about the new movie. " nats -- (movie) star wars fans... are feeling the force. nats -- (cheering) thousands across the country -- lining up -- to be the first to see "star wars the force awakens"... from new york to l-a. gary marlis, orange, ca: "it was an 11 on a 10 scale." mos - "it redeemed the prequels entirely... thank god!" mos -- "it was amazing!" nats -- (movie) and the seventh movie in the franchise is already breaking records -- earning 57 million -- thursday night alone... and selling the most "pre- sale tickets" online... in fandango's history. excited!" a new generation of loyal jedis... celebrating with the first. nats -- and some... are taking their love to the extreme. yes -- this is a star wars-themed wedding. nats -- "stand together to face the galaxy..." the couple... camping out for 12 days... to get married before seeing the film in hollywood. nats -- after one of the largest hollywood premieres in history... nats -- ... the cast is now jetting around the world. john boyega, actor: "it's a very, very

abc' s brandi hitt with what we' re learning about the driver. brandi: a terrifying hit and run on the busy las vegas strip. >> some lady jumped the curb in her car and went right through the people. brandi: police say this woman driving and those mobile jump to the sidewalk up to three times sunday night, accelerating into the crowd just outside the paris >> 20 or 40 rushing through the sidewalk, crushing people. brandi: people bouncing off the front of the car. one person is dead and more than 30 people were sent to the hospital, all while a three-year-old child set inside the carpet when this is tried running alongside the vehicle to stop the driver. >> it looks like she was not even try to stop the car. she had both hands on the wheel and was looking straight forward. brandi: police caught up moments later. >> we have determined this is an intentional act. brandi: the toddler inside the vehicle was unharmed but several people remained hospitalized. >> what it is at -- why did this happen? brandi: investigators are footage along can las vegas u

brandi hitt -- abc news -- los angeles. authorities in nashua, new hampshire say they closed schools today because of a serious threat of violence against the two high schools. a police bomb squad searched the schools. the district notified parents last night. many parents say they didn't know what to say to their children. "he asked me why there is no school and i said there was a threat. and he asked me what is the threat about, and i don't know what to answer." "i say honey, there's no school tomorrow. she asks me, mommy, are we going to get killed?" two private schools also canceled classes today as a precaution. district officials say they plan to reopen schools tomorrow. field is thinning out. today, south carolina senator lindsey graham suspended his campaign, which means he's dropped out. graham's campaign never got any traction. he was consistently stuck on the undercard debates, not even reaching one per cent in most national polls. " this whole process started in kinda strange way. you couldn't get on the main st

brandi hitt -- abc news -- los angeles. " after the break... a young iowa star wars fan got to see the movie he'd always wanted after the hard work of doctors. we'll have his story when we return. tim: inforce awakens" as he'll ever see. eric hanson has this emotional story. "for patients, one night in the i-c-u is one night too many. nats - this is the worst time of their lives. the guy in room 5 only knows he's somewhere in the triple digits. (shawn norman/ icu patient) it's genetic disease that i possess. shawn norman is 28. he was a kid when doctors first said "noonan syndrome". (shawn norman/ icu patient) it can make you tired, it can make you weak, it can make you face death. (rita norman/ shawn's mother) it's all heart-related, it's very complicated, it's not very well known. other than you spend a lot of time, dreaming what you'd do when you get out of the i-c-u. oh. shawn's mom first wish - electing donald trump. but a couple paramedics helped her with another. busting him out, right past the white board where his big goal still read.

abc's brandi hitt reports. " nats a wet and soggy start... to a busy holiday travel week. sot -- (no name given) // "you just have to more than 100 million travelers e pected to hit the road -- the most ever. nats and severe weather isn't helping. fog may have lead to chain-reaction crashes on interstate 49 in arkansas... killing at least three people. nats slow-going in n e snow. so much has fallen in washington state... rescue teams have been searching for missing skier -- monty busbee -- since saturday. sot -- alan labissoniere, king county search and rescue dangerous winds... are overturning semi trucks in southern california... and taking out trees in oregon. this one -- narrowly missing jeannie harwood. sot -- jeannie harwood, tree smashed car more than 38 million travelers are also expected to fly through january 3rd. the busiest airports -- atlanta los angeles and chicago... where weather could cause flight delays wednesday. sot -- mark mancuso, accuweather senior meteorologist meantime -- historic heat -- in the northeast. 77 degrees forecasted in washington d-c c

brandi hitt -- abc news -- los angeles. jack: well the weather may not be on your side everywhere you go this holiday week -- but the economy is. gas prices are low and getting lower. the national average is down below 2 dollars a gallon for the first time in six years! huge global surpluses of oil are causing it. we're down 41 cents a gallonfrom a year ago. this is the first drop below two dollars nationwide since march of 2009 during the great jack: chief meteorologist brad edwards joins us now.. brad "now, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards. certified by weatherrate the independent weather experts" brad: weather he clouds pretty much won the battle today in central iowa as they will tonight. the good news is that it will stay relatively mild for december with temps staying in the upper 30s to lower 40s tonight. this means that we won't have to worry about any icing when the rain showers start developing later tonight. showers will start off light, but be likely wednesday which will

>> reporter: brandi hitt, abc news, los angeles. >> and it all starts at 8:00 tonight. on abc 7 with the 50th christmas special followed by the classic "charlie brown christmas." at ten it's the "great holiday baking show" and join us for abc 7 news at 11:00. >> the news at 4:00 continues. up next, tomorrow is world aids day, but today a major announcement to help combat that disease. and sheryl is here with a look at what's coming up on the news at 5:00. all right. we'll get to charlie at 5:00. wells fargo under scrutiny and is a san francisco giant pressuring customers to buy things they don't want. >> climate change and silicon valley. a meeting thousands of miles away and the repercussions here at home. >> those stories and a lot more life... is unpredictable. life is deaths. and births. sickness and health. love and heartbreak. and covered california is there for it all. not just to help keep you well. but to make sure the cost of being unwell doesn't ruin this whole life thing. because it's more than just health care. it's life care. but when it came to medicare,

. >> our coverage continues live in san bernardino with abc's brandi hitt. brandi, good morning. can you tell us about the vigil there last night? pretty emotional. >> reporter: good morning, reena and kendis. what a turnout overnight. there were hundreds if not thousands of people who gathered for this public vigil to honor the victims, the 14 people who were killed there. many of the people said they didn't know any of the victims. they just wanted to come and show their support. the mayor was there is along with many officials and the mayor told the crowd, the eyes of the world are now on us because of this mass shooting and we refuse to let it cripple us, reena and kendis. >> and brandi got to say the folks in san bernardino have been keeping us updated throughout this entire thing and they held a late night news conference last night. what did the investigators reveal? >> reporter: they held one pretty late last night. governor jerry brown actually made an appearance and said that he believes that the state of california is working together best as possible, and he still say

abc's brandi hitt is in las vegas with more. pkscript: sot - jeb bush "donald is great at the one liners... but he's a chaos candidate and he would be a chaos president." in their fifth face-off... it was no holds barred battle over national security... with donald trump's proposal to ban slims from entering the u-s -- front and center. sot - -donald trump "we're not talking about religion... we're talking about security. our country is out of control." sot - jeb bush "if we're going to ban all muslims... how are we going to get them to help us destroy isis?" marco rubio - also under attack - on several fronts... over whether surveillance and data collection needs to be ramped up... to track terrorists. sot - sen. marco rubio "that tool w wlost: the metadata tool. thatatas a vavauable tool that we no longer have at our disposal." sot - sen. ted cruz "i would note that marco knows what he's saying isn't true." sot - sen. rand paul "i think marco gets it completely wrong. an argument - that clearly got under governor chris christi

abc's brandi hitt begins coverage live from san bernardino. good morning to you, brandi. >> reporter: good morning, reena. we're learning a lot more about the 14 people who were killed here. we know that the oldest victim is 60, the youngest just 26 years old. as you mentioned, many of them were parents of young children. tonight, an overnight, i should say, the community here hundreds gathered to remember them. ♪ heartbreak and airs as this southern california community mourns the death of 14 people. all of their names confirmed by the medical examiner. jennifer tal la sin knows had a last memory of her husband nicolas. >> i actually got an extra hug and a kiss before he left. so i'm just holding on to that. >> we have several down. >> when we entered, there was fresh gun powder and the smell of gun powder in the air. >> reporter: police say the two gunmen syed farook and his wife were heavily armed with guns, explosives and thousands of rounds of ammunition when they opened fire wednesday during a county work conference. police picked up the

brandi hitt has more. >> reporter: this is a first look at tashfeen malik, the of . brandi hitt has more. >> reporter: this is a first look at tashfeen malik, the brain behind the massacre. malik and her husband syed farook bursting into a conference firing 65 rounds, killing 14, most of them farook's colleagues. within moments the 29-year-old mother went on facebook and declared her allegiance to isis. >> shocking. like why would she do that. >> reporter: soon after malik opened fire on police in pursuit of their suv and died with her husband in the shootout that followed. the question now, did she radicalize him. >> this is now a federal terrorism investigation. >> reporter: the fbi says right now the shooters look like self-starters. >> we have no indication that these killers are part of an organized larger group or form part of a cell. >> reporter: federal agents tore apart the couple's home looking for evidence. inside, remnants of what seems like a typical family's life. dirty dishes, baby toys, diapers. and the crib of their six month old daughter, now an orp

brandi hitt live in san bernardino. thank you so much. >>> more now about the deadly rampage and the families that will never be the same again. >> as 21 people recover from their bullet wounds, others are coping with the fact their loved ones would not be coming home. more frau in kayna whitworth. >> reporter: reality sinking in for the families of those killed. >> everybody knew and loved him. >> ryan reyes's partner daniel kaufman was a job trainer at the coffee shop inside the inland regional center. >> the world will suffer from having one less person like him. >> reporter: 42 years old, one of the 14 killed in the shooting. also killed, environmental specialist michael wetzel, a father of six. >> we are very overwhelmed. there are six kids that have lost their father. >> nicolas tal la sin knows, their names of released by the san bernardino corner's office. many employees of the county health department attending a banquet when the shooting took place. 21 people also injured. kathy's younger sister denise hospita

we had the only new york tv >> tonight brandy hitt begins our coverage from san bernardino. >> reporter: good evening. she was born in pakistan, moved to saudi arabia and then came to the u.s. on a visa to marry her american fiance. now the focus is on the female shooter in this case after we learned she pledged support to isis. this is our first look at tashfeen malik, the mystery woman now suspected to have been the brains behind the san bernardino massacre. malik and her husband syed farook bursting into a conference firing at least 65 rounds killing 14 people, most of them farook's colleagues. within moments the 29-year-old mother went on facebook and declared her allegiance to isis. >> that's shocking. i mean like why would she do that? >> reporter: soon after malik opened fire on police in pursuit of their suv and died with her husband in the shootout that followed. the question now did she radicalize him? >> this is now a federal terrorism investigation. the shooters look like self- starters. >> we have no indication that these killers are part of an organized larger group or for

. >> our coverage continues live in san bernardino with abc's brandi hitt. what can you tell us? we know there's a press conference just now. what's the latest from investigators? >> reporter: reena and kendis, police are now identifying the two suspected gunmen who are now dead as 27-year-old tashfeen malik and 28-year-old syed farook. officers say they were a couple, either engaged or married. but that they planned this attack at least that's what it appears. it was coordinated and well planned before they went into the building behind me. you can still see a large police presence here at this hour. officers are still going through the office building. within the last hour, we've heard three explosions. we were told they would be controlled explosions because they were concerned the couple may have left some sort of improvised explosives behind possibly. they've been going through the building and want to make sure it's deemed sasafe as the investigation continues. >> brandi, even at this early hour and several hours after this rampage took place, there are still several scenes

the latest on case now from abc's brandi hitt. >> reporter: a terror plot years in the making. the fbi director revealed san bernardino killers syed farook and tashfeen malik discussed waging jihad as early as 2013. >> they were actual radicalized before they started courting or dating each other online and were working very, very hard to understand did they have other plans. >> reporter: authorities are now investigating whether the san bernardino area high school may have been their next target. photos of the campus farook visited as a health inspector were found on a cell phone the couple tried to destroy. >> when somebody launches this type of attack, typically, there are other sites. >> reporter: and now word of an earlier plot. members of congress tell abc news farook's friend enrique marquez accused of purchasing the rifle claims he and farook planned an attack in 2012 but got cold feet. one of the biggest problems for investigators the electronics are encrypted. malik was able to enter the u.s. on a so-called fiance visa raising new fears whether terrorist fears are usi

brandi hitt, abc news. shelley among the 21 people : injured in the shooting is a woman who grew up in new hampshire. friends and family say a clinic employee amanda gaspard was shot in the leg 3 times. tonight her family' s preacher told us about prayers for her and the other victims. stephanie woods is live in keene where she had ties. >> when she worked here at cheshire medical center from 2000 9-2012, she helped the hospital prepare for emergencies, but yesterday she faced her own emergence the, and now her childhood pastor is speaking out, saying her face is helping her through it. >> a shock for the whole church family. news before but we' ve never had to face it. now it has struck one of hours so it' s a lot closer to home than ever before. stephanie: he said he first preached to 30-year-old amanda gaspard when she and her sister lindsay were just toddlers. >> very tenderhearted for other people. she' s spent some time in india, some time in africa doing mission work. that' s one reason she' s doing

brandi hitt, abc news. tom cole in a law enforcement official has identified one of the suspects as syed farook. other details. shelley: the victims were attacked while at a banquet, in part of the social services center that had been rented by department of public health. what was happening they rushed to contact their loved ones. wmur' s suzanne roantree joins us with reaction from witnesses. suzanne: heart break and devastation tonight for family todays shootings and witnesses and family members of the survivors as well still reeling from today' s events. >> all of the sudden, boom. it was like right here. it was rapid boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom. i was behind the building and i heard all the shots. suzanne as the chaos unraveled, : parents were getting texts from adult children who worked inside the building. >> today was ' emergency situation at my work, active shooter on site, all locked in offices on the floor. please pray for us.' . >> he said that the alarms went off, and they were all

. >> and for details we are joined by abc's brandi hitt, who is still there live in las vegas for us. brandi, you've not hit the slot machines yet. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, reena. good morning, richard. no, we're still here covering the debate. not at the slot machines just yet. but man, did things get a little ugly last night. we saw jeb bush and donald trump go after each other not once but twice. and then you saw ted cruz and rand paul also on the attack together against marco rubio. >> donald, you know, is great at the one-liners. but he's a chaos candidate. and he'd be a chaos president. >> reporter: in their fifth face-off it was a no holds barred battle over national security with donald trump's proposal to ban muslims from entering the u.s. front and center. >> we're not talking about religion. we're talking about security. our country is out of control. >> if we're going to ban our muslims, how are we going to get them to be part of a coalition to destroy isis? >> reporter: marco rubio also under attack on several fronts over whether surveillance and data coll

abc' s brandi hitt is live in san bernardino, california. she has the latest information >> this is where the deadly shooting spree took place and seconds ago we heard an explosion behind us. a police shooting has left two of the suspects dad as officers carefully search a nearby home. it ended as it began in a hail of gunfire. four hours of terror in san bernardino after gunmen stormed an office building, killing 14 people. the final confrontation on a neighborhood street. a dark suv riddled with bullets, a person shot down just feet away, another dead inside. >> of the suspects dead at the scene, one is male, one is a female. they were dressed in kind of assault style clothing. both armed with assault rifles. suspect last seen wearing a black ski mask and all black clothing. >> is sounded like a shooting range. >> the people working there called their families, this man reading us the text he got from his daughter as she hid inside. quick shooting at my work, people shot, we are just waiting for cops. pray for us. >> investigators say the

brandi hitt, abc news, los angeles. shelley an airport terminal that : spans two countries has opened to passengers. the terminal is on the u.s., mexico border, between the cities of san diego and tijuana. passengers can park on either side of the border, go through customs inside the airport, and then cross a bridge to get to the terminal in mexico. officials hope fewer travelers will have to drive through the congested border crossing 15 minutes away. united airlines is bringing back starting in february. if you' re on a flight that takes off before 9:45 in the morning, you' ll get a caramel-filled dutch waffle. passengers throughout the rest of the day will choose between two snack mixes one with zesty-ranch flavors and the other asian-inspired. the airline dropped free snacks in 2008. a young survivor' s christmas wish is going viral. safyre terry is being treated at shriners hospital in boston, after she was severely burned when someone set fire to her home in new york. her father and siblings were three killed. sa

abc' s brandi hitt has the latest. no questions. >> shackled and wearing a >> shackled and wearing a suicide prevention suit planned parenthood shooting suspect, robert dear, appeared before a colorado judge for the first time through video conference. >> the initial charge against you is murder in the first degree. the 57-year-old is accused of >> unleashing five hours of terror friday. leaving nine wounded and 3 dead including iraq war veteran ke-arre stewart. he leaves behind two daughters >> he tried to get back inside and warn the others to take >> what does that tell you about him? s the big brother i know . >> mother, jennifer markovsky, was also killed along with 44-year-old officer garrett swasey who will be laid to rest friday. his flag draped casket escorted family members were in court as for answers. an apparent loner, dear lived in this shack before recently moving to this colorado mobile home. after his surrender law enforcement sources say he allegedly rambled hostile comments about planned parenthood.

brandi hitt, abc news, los angeles. mike: it' s just been some minor icing issues today causing some accidents earlier but now the road crews are out there so we are seeing improvement. take a look at what is been happening out it newfound lake today. with the cloud cover, just enough cold air, some freezing rain falling in many parts of northern and central new hampshire leading to accidental area roadways. nothing compared to that icing event out in the midwest that we' ve seen over the past 24-36 hours. you can see the rain continuing to move on through and that continues through tonight and tomorrow. it' s rain falling in contact with cold services -- surfaces resulting in freezing rain. a wet wednesday and wednesday night will follow. once we get beyond the storm and it pulls away, left over royster will fall in the form of snow for many parts of northern new hampshire. after that it looks great for friday into the first weekend of december. freezing rain advisory remains up for the next two hours in northern and c

brandi hitt has new details on the time in mexico and why they don't want to leave. brandi: exclusive video shows the teen with the blonde hair died black, facial hair captures hours before his arrest on monday. now in police custody he won an appeal in mexico temporarily delaying his deportation back to the u.s. >> the case is understood juvenile law. we're limited. as messed up as it is he will probably only be sentenced to 120 days in jail. brandi: he pled guilty in 2013 to drunk driving and killing four people. he was sentencedded to probation after his lawyers argued he was too spoiled to know right from wrong. authorities say he and his mother planned to disappear after this video showing the teen violating parole at a party went viral on twitter. the two drove to mexico according to police using burner phones to allude detection. tanya also spotted in the video across the street from chevy rental is now facing up to ten years in prison if convicted of helping her son avoid arrest. >> we'll have her prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. >> it could lead t

we begin with abc's brandi hitt who's in las vegas this morning. brandi, good morning. >> good morning. good morning, richard and reena. it's hard saying both of your names together back to back now thur on set together. what a night here in las vegas. they talked about terrorism, protecting the homeland and battling isis. really critical issues that and as you mentioned, man, was it entertaining because several of these candidates didn't pull any punches. >> dobld is great at the one-liners. but he's a chaos candidate. and he'd be a chaos president. >> reporter: in their fifth face-off it was a no holds bards battle over national security with konld trump's plan to ban muslims from entering the u.s. front and center. >> we're not talking about religion. we're talking about security. our country is out of control. >> if we're going to ban all muslims how are we going to get them to be part of a coalition to destroy isis? >> reporter: marco rubio lls under attack on several fronts, whether surveillance and data collection needs to be ramped up to tra

abc's brandi hitt has today's showbiz wrap. nats -- "gangnam style's" psy is getting ready to ring in the new year... with a big bash. sot -- psy, recording artist after a busy 2015 -- releasing a new album and tour -- psy says he's kicking off 2016... by taking a couple weeks off. --- --- yes -- that's mike tyson on one of the most popular toys of the holiday season... and... taking a tumble! he posted the video on instagram. --- --- the search continues in oklahoma for missing strickland -- of the band "backroad anthem." he disappeared during a duck hunting trip during last weekend's storm. the body of strickland's friend and hunting partner? was found monday. --- --- and -- oscar nominated film maker -- ken burns -- has been named "grand marshal" of the 2016 tournament of roses parade new years day. burns will be riding a float with most his family... and despite recent terror attacks... says he feels safe with heightened security. sot -- ken burns, director, rose parade grand marshal that's what's happening in hollywood --